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ON 'CHANGE.

Ar Omaha 1886 barrels OF mess pork
were made last year.
A LARGE block OF the Compress
stock told yesterday at 1888.
ESTIMATED grain receipts for today
Saturday at Chicsgo-wheat, 9S cars !;
corn, 228 cars.
CorTos receipts in Memphis yester-
day, 1853 bales; shipments, 1882 bales,
and sales, GEO bales.
+. w. SHERRILL hes been appointed
by President Crawford a. one OF the
judges OF election, vice w. B. Gates,
who asked to be excused.
AT New Orleans today future otton
business will be suspended, it being
the anniversary OF Gen. Jackson's vic
tory over the British at Chalmette.
ST. LOUIS cash corn 10 off. Cash
wheat off tc. Cash oats unchanged at
26lc. Cash lard off 10c. Cash clear
ribs of &c, aud cash pork unchanged.
THE receipts OF corn at Chicago, dur
ing 1885 decreased four-fiflhs OF one
per cent, while the receipts at 81.
Louis show falling off OF 81 per
cent.
RECEIPTS OF wheat at Liverpool for
the past three day., 10000 bushels,
OF which Al 900 bushels were Ameri.
can. The receipts of corn were $4,000
bushels.
ROLAND REED was introduced at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday. He took
his seat at the grand upright piano,
and gave the boys some good music
and few funny songs.
CASH corn at Chicago was up !c yes
tertay. Cash wheat unchanged at
7Sac. Cash oats unchanged at 26tc.
Cash pork of zoe. Cash lard &c of,
and cash clear ribs off &c.
THE decrease 10 the number OF hogs
received at Chicsgo during the past
year was 2l8,774, and ths decrease in
weight was equal to 1924 $50 more
making total decrease of 542,924.
AT Liverpool wheat is quiet, de-
msnd hiss fallen off, bolders offer
moderately; receipts during the past
three days. 104, 600 centsls, including
$1,000 American. Corn strong, de-
maDd good receipts OF American corn
during the past three days, $500
centals.
THE manager OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company has informed the
secretaries Of the Cotton and Merch-
ants Exchanges that the company has
run a special wire into the New York
Cotton Exchange, by which special
arrangements for quick delivery OF
news has been secured.
VIsrToRs on Change yesterday: S.
II, Lowdep, Louiaians; Mrs. y. M.
Winston, Washing on; G. e. Fee,
Cincinnati; II. BrutoD, New York !;
Mss Bette Norment, Whiteville,
Tenn; Mrs. M. f. Rowlett, Miss
Mollie Brown Mrs. L, d. Mullins, city |;
Roland Reed, theater; w. II. Bur.
net, st. Louis; W. A. Kirwan, steamer
Maoomb; s. A. w. Moore, Browns
vile, Tenn; Mrs. John T. Wilkerson,
Miss Ella M. Guy, city.
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Railrnnd N0fan

HUSTsYILLE (Ala.) Democrat: TIE
cars for the incline on Look cut Noun
tain is almost completed, and ia few
days will be ready to place on the line.
A rough tram car was constructed and
placed on the line to test the ma.
chinery, and large party of ladies
and gentlemen assembled.
The contractors Of the Memphis and
Birmingham railroad FAY everything
will be ready for regular through
trains from Memphis TO Birmingham
before August LIST.
PARIS (Tenn.) Tribune: Prior to the
war railroads constructed in Tennessee
were exempt from taxation for twenty
years, t, which fact alone most of our
troubles in railroad affairs are at
tributable. The extension OF State aid
was authorized by the old constitution,
which clause having been amended,
all railroads constructed in or through
the State now are liable to immediate
taxation.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

p. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer. 55 Madison street.
IMPROVED Caligrsph, A North Court.
MISS CARRIE M. KEATINa, pianist,
may found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
TELEPHONE 709, ]. B. Aldrlch & Co.,
SO North Court, for anything you or
your customers want In the sewing
machine lines
MEMPHIS Wholesale Meat Co., ii
Adams. Daily fresh Beef, Pork and Mot.
ton, also Oorned Beef. Orders solicited
and promptly filed. Telephone S74.
TRM Herbal Chill Curs, the best
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
and sure cure for chill5. Price 81 por bot
Ito. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
ercncc, gixen., Address John O. RuSker.
LypchberE, Va.
ATTENTION is directed tn the card OF
the Mechanics Savings Bank, one of
the new banking Institutions that
starts off under most favorable condi-
tions.
"BRoWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHRs" are
excellent for the relief OF hoar leness
or sore throat. They ara exceedingly
effsotive.-CarisIiGn World, London,
Eng.
THAT tired, lauguid feeling aud dull
headache is verv disagreeable. Take
two of Carter's Little Liver Pills be.
fore retiring, and you will find relief.
They never fail to do good.
ANaosTURA BIrrERs are Endorsed by
all the leading physicians and chem
lists for their purity and wholesome
he's. Beware OF C lunterfsits and ask
your grocer and druggists for the gen.
uine article, prepared by DR.. ]. G, B.
Siegeit 4 Sons.
WHEN very young children are de-
prived Of their natural nourishment,
it Is difficult TO procure a proper sub.
stiiute therefor, hence the alarming
mortality among infants. Melin's
Food, which Is recommended by the
highest medical authorities, has been
prepared to meet this very want.
THE Women's Exchange has sus-
pended rule 9, except last clause, for
twelve months. The rule prohibited
any but needy women to beco ma con-
eignors. Now any member Of the
Women's Exchange caa consign
goods; provided she disposes OF the
remaining two tickets to needy women
only. BY order OF the president.
n
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MEMPHLS DAILY APPEAI--SATURDAY

and bis efficiency 90 O public off,
Ger, nske him the most popular man
In Shelby county. Recently, when
candidate for reelection 10 his present
position, he wss opposed by q man of
standing and personal worth. OF 5000
votes cast Judge Madden received all
except l76. He 10 especially popular
with Newspaper men. Always sp-
proachable, he never conceals fact
that is OF any sort OF public interest,
and Is ever willing to help the report.
ers. He visited Judge Bells court
yesterday morning, and was much
pleased with the way the business OF
the Office was conducted. The Judge
deserves hearty welcome wherever
he goes,
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KyrUD or Figs.

Manufactured only By the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Gal is natures own tue laxative. 1t
is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly effective remedy known to
cleanse the system when bilious or
costive; to dispel headaches, colds
and fevers; TO cure habitual constipa-
ton, indigestion, etc. Fer sale in 80
cents and 81 bottles by II. ]. Holster
and all leading druggists; Van Vleet
& Co.. G. W. Jones & Co., w. N. Will
kerson 4 Co, 6. Mansfield & 90. have
been appointed wholesale agents at
Memphis,
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PERSONALS.

P. Z. NoRTHRN, Of Mariana, Ark,
was in the city yesterday.
MAX BRRMtR, OF New York, is stop
ping at the Gayoso Hotel.
NJ. e. LAURENCE, Of Indianapolis,
Ind Is at the Gayoso Hotel.
J.E ISGRAHAM, Of Sanford, Fla, is
stopping at the Gsyoso Hotel.
Col. M. L, PRATT and fon, Daniel
Pratt, of Alabama, are in tho city.
II. BURNKT and wife, OF st. Louis,
No., are stopping at the Gayoso
Hotel.
LKo WoLF and Ohsrlfs Bamberger,
Of Louisville, KY, are stopping at the
Gayoso Hotel,
FRASK GARNER, q prominent young
merchant OF Beulah, Miss, lett for
home last night.
HUNTSVILLE lndspendM: Mr.. Ell B.
Hill, a popular ex-Huntsvilian, was
in town this week.
Col. A. M. LAMBETH and thu Hon.
James Riddick will be in NaGhville for
the next few days,
JACKSON (renn.) Wing: Mr.. NJ. L.
Vesey, Of Memphis, visited his old
home here the first Of this week.
Mrs ]. L. HARRIS, OF Milwaukee,
Wis, will spend the winter in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Frohlich, No. $50 Poplar street,
LITTLE Rock Gdsate: Mr.. ]. F.
Heaolee aud bride, nee Mis- Irene
Greer, OF Sesrcy, ARE at the capital. The
couple vera married at the Gayoso
House at Memphis last Thursday.
LITTLR Rock Gasefs. Mr.. Lucas
Olapp, of Memphis, has been elected
Speaker OF the Tennes zee House OF
representatives. This is a marked
though deserved compliment to so
young a man.
HUNTSVILLE (Ala.) Democrat Misses
Helen and Florence Smith went TO
Memphis last week to visit friends.
They are charming young ladies and
will be q most pleasant addition to
Memphis society.
OXFORD Miss Eagle: The Memphis
papers gave billiant account of the
marriage OF Miss Kate Thompson, TO
Mr.. V, l.. Kirkmsn OF Nashville. Miss
Thompson has many friends here who
wish her long and happy life.
The Nashville american has this to
say about our popular President:
President David P. Hadden, OF the
Memphis Taxing D.stric', has been in
the city fer several days. He came
especially to attend the meeting Of the
State Board OF Health, OF which he is
q member, but became so enthused
over the election OF his young friend,
Lucas Clspp, to the Speas ership Of the
House, and 80 charmed with Nash
vile ss a city, that he is still with us.
The Judge Is great character. Be-
sides his eminence as q police judge
and az the presiding officer OF
a wealthy aud populous District,
he is noted for some decided peCu-
liaritiee. He always rides a mule.
Judge Hidden and his mule are
known TO West Tennessee aad to all
people within reasonable d stance OF
Memphis. The Judge has also
wa'ch OF the Waterbury make, thai
he always carries. He saws that Mem
phis people regulats their electric
clocks by his wstch. He draws IL out
to observe the hour, aud you think he
has exposed clock that ne is carrying
home to set upol TIE mantel. The
watch lie about the slE9 Of an average
saucer, and has an Illuminated dial
plate by which he can TIL the hour at
dead Of niaht. The Judge is also one
o. the NEST thoroughly Cor genial and
aDable men to be met with during a
generaion, These Characteristics,
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE
APPROPRIATION
Made by Nashville and That BY the
Authorities Of Memphis Very
Painful One.

The Board OF Education met yes
tsrdsy. The Superintendent sub
mitted q report, which was unani-
mously approved by the Board. 1t Is
SIS follows:
OpvicE POARs 0Y EDUCATION.
MEMPHIS, TEsE., January 7, 1886.
GKsTLKmRN-I beg your attention to
the following items in the budgets for
Nashville and Memphis, published
over the signature OF Mr.. Pullen, Sec
rotary Of the Ia king District:
Nashville. Memphis.
Public Schools. ......$9S 600 $4,000
Poles Department. ia 600 5000
Fire Department.. $4,000 $1,000
These figures are more convincing
than any words ] can employ. In
nearly ali cities the smountfor schools
is double, or nearly double, that for
each OF the other departments men,
tored. The amount for the schools
in the present budget, the same that
was apportioned the last two years,
insufficient then, OF course will be in
sufficient tor the future, even II the
attendance be not increased. This
pession we have been compelled to re-
fuse admission to many pupils, and
the constant growth OF the city indi-
Gates that we shall have to refuse ad-
mission TO q greater number next
yePr.
Again, provision should be made for
the pupils OF the jefferson School Dis.
trict by erecting comfortable build
ing on the lot donated by the United
States government. The building used
by them now is unsuitable for school
purposes In every respect. Moreover,
the Board is $4,000 In debt. Some
provision eho1ld be m lde to remove
this financial burden.
Indebtedness, whether practiced in
diyidually or officially, conveys the
impression OF mismanag 9ment. III
Off tally, the public will be especially
critical
The Board must content themselves
with unsatisfactory educational condi-
tions, or BcoIching criticism incident
to increased indebtedness, even pro-
vided friends should consent to ex-
psnd an ready oveitaxed credit, un-
lets the Legislature provides the nee.
essary support.
l have submitted this brief report
through you to the people Of Men,
phis that they may not be disap-
pointed at the unea isfsctory school
facilities that must necessarily follow
the inadequate provision made for
them In the present budget. You are
aware OF the fact that no remedy can
be applied 10 rectily any injustice that
may now be inf upon the pub
lie schools until the meeting OF the
next Legislature, two years hence.
For the last two years the schools have
been struggling along in hope OF re-
lief by the present Legislature. viii
this Dem lcraic Legislature still defer
the hope2
IN conclusion, can zee no reason
why should neglect TO present the
needs Of the schools to the public
when Mr.. D. P. Hidden, President of
the Taxing District, who should be
friendly to the schools, Ia trying to
straDgle them to secure surplus means
for other purposes. Very respectfully,
O. II. COLLIER,
Superin tendsnt City Schools.
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce Il and obtain agents wo will
L for the next sixty days rive away, free Of
charge, in each county OF the u. 5. q limited
number Of our GermRn klectrO 6ntvan-
&c suspensOry Belts. Price s.; positive
and unfliling cure tor Nervous Debility.
Varicocele, Emissions. lmpotenoy, Ito. sou
Reward paid II every Belt we manufacture
does not generate a zen nlue electric current
Address az 51os ELECTRIC BELT AGhE-
CY, =. o. Box us, Brooklyn N. Y
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RINRNip Tine TABLE.

m>sspeahe ana ONE gzosfe-T Trains
move A. feilous. Tau 1fhe leaves At 1880
an, %. Louis fest lire leaves 81 eiO
R.n; Fsst lihs arriv. 2, a. i !. p'n.' st.
mfssfsnsppf and Tennessse.- Trains
move a. ioiiowsi Nov Orleans mall arrvss
daily AZ 900 I'm. leaves daily ? 100 p,n;;
6ardis accommodation arrives daily a. s;og
Art leaves daily At s;S "a: LScH
ksisht arrive. tHily ssacsgt SUNDAY SunSasy M S:S
an. Mail trsibs do not step, a hag ,ss.
lions, nor WhtshAven, Horn Lake Eesbit
and Loves.
Mis.assfpp valley Route IL no.
and 7. Ry.-Trains on this ros fol
lows, New orlssn, fast mail, daily leaves s,.,s
leaves T. rs st us am: New orieSns ~. naiI'
press, daily. arrives . 5;l5p.m.
LeuIsviIIe and Nashville - TraiAs
move o. follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
Eii5 An leaves ct l0;l0 pm; mall leeSes
Browusyilie accom- mo atiom Isaves daily,
except Sunday. at s 90 p.m.; arrive! daily,
excSpt Sunday, ct 8 $50 an. 0tandard dmel.
Gulf Route-(Ransas City, spring
Held and hSemphfsl-Trains leave N. and
T. depot ss foliews: No. 4, Kansas City OK
St BIZ, . ,1ssss arrives 81 80 Pm. No. J.
Kansas City mail, leaves st6 100 pa. No. J.
Ransas City mall, arrives at s;R Am. No;
2, st. Louis and Chioseo eKpfesei leaves 81
500 PM; Ne. I, 81. Louis and Chicago ex-
press. arrives st s;b am. In eject Sunday
April is. 1885.
Memphis and Charleston = Trains
move a. follows; Through express leaves
daily at 10 90 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at . :S0n. m. Bomeryille accommodac
zion leaves daily, except Sunday. At i4o
pm. Through express arrives daily 81 lo
am. Mail and express arrives daily ct ~ I'D
pm, Bomervills aeoommo dation arrives
daily, exospt Sunday, ats $50 am.
Memphis and Little ROCK. -Trains
move as follows (oentral standard time) |;
No. leaves daily ut AIS PM; arrives at
e:25 Pm. No. leaves At s ;b Am; 4 arrives
ct 9ii5 am. No. 8 tfrsisht) leaves Hoponeld
daily IsEcept Sunday q $50 Amt arrives
at 0 10 pm.
Memphis, BtrminGham ana Allan.
sio-Holly Springs Route-Trains move ~
followsi No; ] tPss'spger) leaves Memphis
daily a. S;S p m; Ne Hre.sn n1, leaves vss
rivcs at Memphis at 1910 Amt No. 6
lfreiGhO strives at Memphis at 100 PEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Reeds Engagement.

Quite large audience attended the
Theaier last night and enj oyed Hum
bug, fsrcicsl comedy presented by
Roland Reed and supporting com.
psny. The proscenium boxes were
filed by fashionable theater party,
and this added no little to the bril-
liancy Of the occasion. Mr.. Reed was
at home in his amusing role slack
Luster," and was well supported by
his company. At the matinee today
and at the performances tonight Cheek
will be the comedy attraction.
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SKIN and BLOOD
Diseases, Prem Pimples 70 serofuIa,
Cured by Cutfcura.

HUNDREDS Of letters 10 our possession,
Of mail. repeat this story; have been n ter
rible sufferer for years from diseases Of the
skin and Blood: have been obliged to shun
public places By reason OF nv dsfguring
spent hundreds cf dol arr, and got no relief
until i used the CUTicuRA RENEDIRs. which
have cured me, ard left my Ekin and blood
AZ Iura "A a ehild'a
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"M0nte Crfsto >,

The sale of seats for the James
O'Neill Monte Cristo engagement at the
Theater will open at Mulford's this
morning. The engagement is for three
nights only, opsning next Monday
evening. Mr.. 0'Neill ia an excellent
actor, and has ample opportunity to
display his ability aud talent in the
different roles-the free hearted
sailor; the calm, out spoken priest the
man Of society, and the heart sore
slave, whose only object is ven
geanCA.
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HEAn. FACE AND ROnY RAH

DIES last July. Ny head and face and some
parts Of my body we're almost raw. My head
was covered with Scabs and sores, and my
slfi ring was fearful. / had tried every
lhirg / had heard OF in the East and West.
have now not a particle o. Skin Humcr
about me, and nv case is considered won
derful. MRS. s. K. WHIPPLE,
naoatnr Mich
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A FEVER SORE CUgED

/ mast exteud 70 you the thanks of one Of
M customers, who has been cured, By using
the CUTicURA REMEDIEs. of an old sore,
caused by long -spoli Of sickness or fever
eight years ago. He was so bad he was fear
but is happy TO say he Is now entirely we'll
sound as q dolllr. He requests me to use
his name, which is II. Fl. CAsos, merchant,
Of this place. JOHN v. MINOR,
Druggist, GRinsboro, Tenn.
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Memphis to Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco and return will be sold via the
Mississippi Valley route January 18th
and again on February 18th at their
ticket Office under the Peabody Hotel
for the very low rate Of $72. These
tickets will be good to return at pleas
ure any time within elk months, after
expiration of Thirty days, from date
OF sale. For further information ad-
dress e. w. How, general passenger
agent, or R. II Tslley, ticket agent,
Memphis. Tenn.
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The LOuIsianm I,Otterv.

The next drawing will taks place
Tuesday, the llth instant. All who
know anything about lotteries are
aware that this is fair scheme, where
every ticket goes into the drawing.
The luck that has attended Memphis
is well known. Those who want
tickets should cal early.
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OovERED WIN SALT RHEUm.

CurIcURA RENIDIEs are the greatest medi-
cines on earth. Had the worst case Of salt
tweaiy years, and in fact died from il. /
bel eve CuTIcURA would have saved her life
Ny arms, breast and head were covered for
three years. which nothing relieved or cured
until used the oUTIcURA RFsoLvRHT, inter-
nally, and CUTIcURA and CUTIcuRA eoAP. ex
terIally. j. W. AID ms, Newark, o.
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CUTIouRA RKNRpIEs are sold everywhere.
Price; CuTIcURA, so cents; REsoLyKSr,S 81 90;
soar, Is GEMS. Prepared by the POTTER
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mass. Send
for "BO w 40 cure SKIN Diseases"
ERlIRC Pimples, Skin Blemishes and
~, Baby Humors cured BY Curl
QURL SnIp
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TILE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama and Mississippi: East
cry, Jollov,d by slightly parnr souiherIy
aTnds; fair wediher, followed by rain.
For Louisiana and arkansas: East
cry, tollowed by northrly colder vinds;
rain, tol'Oued BY fair sedther.
For Tennessee: Slightly warmer, north
easiSly winds; tsir weaths-, followed BY
snoW.
For Terds: EaSterly, folIotOed by
colder, northwe'terly tUinds; fair Weather,
preceded By rain in The eastern portion
The rivers wiH remain nearly station.
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TRANSFERS.

A. S. 6tratton to Biggs & Moore,
40xl00 feet, corner Main and Front,
Collierville, Tenn; consideration,
5000,
ST.. Mcdowell to Annie Snowden,
lot 10, block (ll) IA, Fort Pickering;
consideration, $500.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

river ID Feet 6 inches on tSo gauge and falling
Weather fair and cold. Business sus-
pended.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 7.-Night-
River feet inches In the canal and 9 feet
inches on the ialls and falling, Weather
cloudy and colder. The river 10 full of heavy
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DHeinC and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, So Jefferson street, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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Minnie Maddern.

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights aud at the Saturday matinee OF
next week, the popular soubrette act
rees, Miss Minnie Madden, will ap-
pear at the Theater in Caprice, one OF
her most attractive dramas.
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IT ISNOT HARD
UNDERSTAND!
When Prices Talk They Say
Something.

1t is not hard to understand why
the MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, No. 262 Second street, sci
fine clothing at such extremely low
prices. When goods are bought
exceedingly low rates they can be
sold extremely low. This is the Sc
cret of success with the MISFIT
CLOTHING PARLORS. The
tailors sacrifice to us; we ask bat
low profit from you, and the result is
that you get custom made clothing
at about one-half its original value.
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Gnn,i Tor The breath.

Coleman's Ko-Ko Tulu is good for
the breath aod for digestion. There
is more Enjoyment to bs obta ned
from a email package OF Ko-Kp Tulu
than from any thing else that sells for
5 cents.
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AnYICE To MOTHERS.

Mas. wNsLow's SooTHINs SYRUP should
always DO used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
ramedy for diasrhoeR; $50 q bottle.
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Gus williams.

Manager John Robb will be in the
city in a few days to make arrange
ments for the appearance OF the Gus
Williams Comedy Company at the
Theater on Monday, the 17th instant.
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BrArEN BIeouIr, women's EEchanse.

To GET relief from indigestion,
biliousuess, constipation or torpid
liver without disturbing the stomsch
or purgipg the bowels, take few
doses OF Carriers Little Liver Pills,
ihnv will nlaasa Won.
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Carleton Opera COmDany.

The above named company will APP
pear at the Memphis Theater the
week after next and will give Ermins
and Nanon.
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MeteoroloEicnI Report.

meteorological Report.
MEnPgIs, TaSN., January 7. 1851.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. We'th.
700 am. so 1851 $50 Sc. Clear.
3:O0,p.m. B0.l44 $50 NE Clear.
1880 pm. 80. l73I 200 ! NE. lClear.
Maximum temperature, 36.
Minimum temperature, 25.
Ozone, 10 am, 0.
Rainfall. O CO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
nnIihnr Gifts.

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